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Argentina's New President Plans To Fire 70,000 Government Workers
Argentine President Javier Milei plans to fire 70,000 government workers in the coming months in one of the clearest signs yet of how the libertarian's chainsaw-style approach intends to slash the swollen state.
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Government Company Signs Key Lithium Mining Deal With Argentina's State-Owned Firm
The Ministry of Mines has announced a significant milestone achieved by Khanij Bidesh India Limited (KABIL) by signing an agreement with the state-owned enterprise of Catamarca province of Argentina.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 To Feature 12 Groups Of Four Teams
The expanded 2026 men's World Cup in North America will start with 12 groups of four teams in a change from the original planned format of 16 groups of three, football's world governing body FIFA announced on Tuesday
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Argentina Grains Truckers And Government Set Virtual Meeting To End Strike
Argentina's truckers and government officials agreed on Thursday to have a virtual meeting in order to reach an agreement to end a protest by truck owners demanding higher freight rates.
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Copa America: Colombia No Longer Co-Hosts, Tournament Not To Be Postponed
South American football's governing body CONMEBOL on Thursday rejected a request by Colombia to postpone the Copa America 2021 tournament it is co-hosting with Argentina.
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Argentina Approves AstraZeneca-Oxford Covid Vaccine
Argentina has followed Britain to become only the second country to authorize the coronavirus vaccine developed by drug firm AstraZeneca and Oxford University, the government said on Wednesday.
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India, China On US "Black List" For Intellectual Property Theft
China continues to head the "black list" prepared by the US government on intellectual property theft and patent violations worldwide, a list including 11 countries and which also includes Argentina, Chile and Venezuela.
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AFA Hired Firm to Fly Lionel Messi And Co Without Knowing Name Of Airline, Model Of Plane
The plane was the same British Aerospace 146 Avro RJ85 jet operated by Bolivia-based charter company LaMia that later crashed in Colombia, killing 71 people, including most of a Brazilian soccer team.
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Brazil, France Entered Nuke Club NSG Before Signing NPT: Government
Nearly a month after India was snubbed by the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, which refused in entry last month, India on Wednesday said countries like Brazil, Argentina and France became members of the nuke club when they were not signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
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Argentina's New Government Won't Seek to Revive Deal With Iran
Argentina's new government will not appeal a court's decision to strike down a deal with Iran over investigating a deadly 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish community centre, a government source said on Friday, putting the long-running controversy to rest.
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Argentina Elects Pro-Business Mauricio Macri After 12 Years of Kirchner Rule
Argentina, in a stinging repudiation of outgoing leftist President Cristina Kirchner, elected a pro-market government president to take the helm of Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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Argentina Votes on Big Economic, Political Change
Argentines vote tody in a presidential runoff that could end 12 years of leftist government and see the pro-business opposition seize the helm of Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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3 Keys to Understanding Argentina
Argentina is still sorting through the fallout of a devastating economic crisis in 2001, when it defaulted on $100 billion in debt -- the largest sovereign default in history at the time.
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Argentina Says Fugitive Spy Chief Flew to US After Prosecutor's Death
A fugitive former spy chief accused by the Argentine government of involvement in the murky death of a federal prosecutor in January flew from Brazil to the United States a month later, Argentina's security ministry said on Tuesday.
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Argentine Front-Runner Daniel Scioli Cuts Short Italy Trip to Battle Floods
Argentina's presidential front-runner Daniel Scioli cut short a trip to Italy for work on his prosthetic arm, returning to the province he governs amid mounting criticism over his handling of flooding that has forced thousands from their homes.
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Argentina's New President Plans To Fire 70,000 Government Workers
Argentine President Javier Milei plans to fire 70,000 government workers in the coming months in one of the clearest signs yet of how the libertarian's chainsaw-style approach intends to slash the swollen state.
-
Government Company Signs Key Lithium Mining Deal With Argentina's State-Owned Firm
The Ministry of Mines has announced a significant milestone achieved by Khanij Bidesh India Limited (KABIL) by signing an agreement with the state-owned enterprise of Catamarca province of Argentina.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 To Feature 12 Groups Of Four Teams
The expanded 2026 men's World Cup in North America will start with 12 groups of four teams in a change from the original planned format of 16 groups of three, football's world governing body FIFA announced on Tuesday
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Argentina Grains Truckers And Government Set Virtual Meeting To End Strike
Argentina's truckers and government officials agreed on Thursday to have a virtual meeting in order to reach an agreement to end a protest by truck owners demanding higher freight rates.
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Copa America: Colombia No Longer Co-Hosts, Tournament Not To Be Postponed
South American football's governing body CONMEBOL on Thursday rejected a request by Colombia to postpone the Copa America 2021 tournament it is co-hosting with Argentina.
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Argentina Approves AstraZeneca-Oxford Covid Vaccine
Argentina has followed Britain to become only the second country to authorize the coronavirus vaccine developed by drug firm AstraZeneca and Oxford University, the government said on Wednesday.
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India, China On US "Black List" For Intellectual Property Theft
China continues to head the "black list" prepared by the US government on intellectual property theft and patent violations worldwide, a list including 11 countries and which also includes Argentina, Chile and Venezuela.
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AFA Hired Firm to Fly Lionel Messi And Co Without Knowing Name Of Airline, Model Of Plane
The plane was the same British Aerospace 146 Avro RJ85 jet operated by Bolivia-based charter company LaMia that later crashed in Colombia, killing 71 people, including most of a Brazilian soccer team.
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Brazil, France Entered Nuke Club NSG Before Signing NPT: Government
Nearly a month after India was snubbed by the Nuclear Suppliers Group or NSG, which refused in entry last month, India on Wednesday said countries like Brazil, Argentina and France became members of the nuke club when they were not signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
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Argentina's New Government Won't Seek to Revive Deal With Iran
Argentina's new government will not appeal a court's decision to strike down a deal with Iran over investigating a deadly 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish community centre, a government source said on Friday, putting the long-running controversy to rest.
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Argentina Elects Pro-Business Mauricio Macri After 12 Years of Kirchner Rule
Argentina, in a stinging repudiation of outgoing leftist President Cristina Kirchner, elected a pro-market government president to take the helm of Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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Argentina Votes on Big Economic, Political Change
Argentines vote tody in a presidential runoff that could end 12 years of leftist government and see the pro-business opposition seize the helm of Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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3 Keys to Understanding Argentina
Argentina is still sorting through the fallout of a devastating economic crisis in 2001, when it defaulted on $100 billion in debt -- the largest sovereign default in history at the time.
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Argentina Says Fugitive Spy Chief Flew to US After Prosecutor's Death
A fugitive former spy chief accused by the Argentine government of involvement in the murky death of a federal prosecutor in January flew from Brazil to the United States a month later, Argentina's security ministry said on Tuesday.
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Argentine Front-Runner Daniel Scioli Cuts Short Italy Trip to Battle Floods
Argentina's presidential front-runner Daniel Scioli cut short a trip to Italy for work on his prosthetic arm, returning to the province he governs amid mounting criticism over his handling of flooding that has forced thousands from their homes.
